Friday, January 18, 2019

A Case of Locked Pelvis, With No Urogenital 0r Vascular Injury by William Hau Wuei Huang in BJSTR


Abstract
Locked pubic #symphysis or overlapping pubic symphysis occurs in #traumatic lateral compression of the pelvic ring. The pubic bone is dislocated and overlaps behind the contralateral pubic bone. Neglected cases showed poor long-term outcomes resulting in constant pubic symphysis discomfort during ambulation and #dyspareunia. We describe a locked pelvis without any #urogenitalinjury and were reduced with simple #manoeuvres.


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